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Jax Malcolm dove straight into creativity before he could even spell “filmography.” At just five years old, he was negotiating his way into showbiz with the kind of logic only a child could muster: “If I need an agent, can we just buy one?” That innocent question would snowball into a multifaceted career in acting, filmmaking, fashion design, and philanthropy.
On screen, Jax appeared in projects ranging from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and The League to the feature film The Other Side of the Door. He currently brings a chilling presence to the role of Chad in Coral: The Haunted Assignment, while his horror trailer, The Listening, is already stacking up awards like it’s collecting Pokémon cards, and it’s not even out yet. He has an uncanny ability to transform unsettling stories into something Emmy-worthy.
Jax acts, sure, but he also sketches, stitches, and storyboards with the precision of someone who sees fashion as a narrative medium. His label, Trident by Jax Malcolm, made a splash at Miami Swim Week and earned nods from Elle, Vogue China, and Fashion Week Online. His Sketch Collection blurred the line between costume and concept, earning praise from fashion critics and film enthusiasts.
Behind the scenes, he leads KAP Productions with the polish of a seasoned show runner, balancing scripts, sketches, and social media with the kind of finesse that suggests he skipped the awkward years and went straight to executive mode. His verified platforms pull back the curtain on the fast-paced life of a young creative who seems to be in a dozen places at once.
Beyond his creative work, Jax serves as a founding member of Heal the Bay’s Hollywood Ambassador Board, acts as Junior Ambassador for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, and has been honored with the Super Healer Award. His early health challenges have fueled his passion for genuine advocacy, supporting kids who need more than simple words of encouragement.
